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free-for-all

noun as in fight

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“Generally, I’d use the take where they went for a free-for-all,” she says.

While the content moderation wars have focused on social and broadcast media for years, the recent rise in popularity of podcasts has left the medium a free-for-all that operates with virtually no scrutiny.

From Salon

But the finance industry appears to have avoided the potential free-for-all rush to claim compensation the earlier verdict had threatened to spark off.

From BBC

Then in October last year, Sir Jonathan called for urgent regulation of the funeral industry, which he called an "unregulated free-for-all".

From BBC

"Without proper enforcement, parking quickly becomes a free-for-all, with some people taking advantage at the expense of others," it said in a statement.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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